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On Mon, 01 Sep 2003 16:57:37 GMT, "Charlie J"
wrote: Larry- I could not find the gyro-compass on the Raymarine site...what is its model number? Charlie JTB Marine Service St. Petersburg, FL Look in: http://www.raymarine.com/raymarine/P...oduc t_id=699 This unit replaced the optically-read, mechanical compass sensor we used with this radar on the last boat, an Endeavour 35 sloop. The old sensor works great, as compasses go. It was mounted in the cabin near centerline and was totally protected by a custom-made mahogany box so noone could bump it. If anyone needs the compass sensor, let me know in reply to this post and I'll connect you to its owner who no longer needs it. It's in the same new condition it was the day I mounted it in the protective box....perfect. It's fully self-calibrating and puts out NMEA data, directly. It was the NMEA model, not Seatalk, so it would work with any system needing compass data..... I've forgotten the model number but it's the compass unit that's black, with a SeaTalk-looking connector on it where a round bottom compass is suspended under a square plastic mounting that bolts to a vertical bulkhead. Larry Extremely intelligent life must exist in the universe. You can tell because they never tried to contact us. |
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